Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Sat 15th Jul 2006 02:23 UTC
Motorola's Linux-based Rokr E2 mobile phone looks ready to challenge Sony/Ericsson's Walkman phone in the hot emerging market for converged PMP phones (portable media player phones), according to this hands-on review. The phone uses the Chaemeleon API (enhanced Qt, no SDK available).
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2005-06-29
There's p2kman which I believe works with the Razr series, although I've not tested it myself on those phones. It does work well with my v551 which, other than outward appearance, is a very similar phone.
Be warned though: You can seriously screw up your phone using p2kman as it has no built in safeguards to keep you out of sensitive areas of the phone's file system. Make sure you read up as much as possible about it. That being said, I've been using it for the past year to customize my phone's ringers, pictures and themes as well as offload photos with no issues at all.